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Why Smart Women Make Bad Decisions: And How Critical Thinking Can Protect Them

By: Annie McCubbin
Narrated by: Annie McCubbin, Odile le Clezio, Cody Ross, Full Cast
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2021 Audio Book of the Year—Australian Business Book Awards.

This is a laugh-out-loud, narrative-driven self-help audiobook; think Bridget Jones getting a critical-thinking makeover.

In Why Smart Women Make Bad Decisions, protagonist Kat learns that the philosophies of "believe in yourself" and "magic will happen" will not deliver her a better life. Her story, which recounts her hapless attempts to navigate scenarios that will be disturbingly familiar to many listeners, is presented with a companion account of the cognitive quirks that drive her faulty thinking and behavior.

This is everyday brain function explained through the lens of a modern comedy—the buggy brain stripped bare in a takedown of magical thinking and the questionable promises of self-help gurus.

Annie McCubbin is an actor, writer, director, corporate communication consultant, and coach. As the director of COUP—the consultancy she founded with husband, David McCubbin—her corporate work is highly regarded as an outstanding synthesis of dramatic art, management consulting and critical thinking.

©2021 Annie McCubbin (P)2021 Major Street Publishing
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I am Kat!

Unfortunately turns out I am Kat. I saw myself in every event in Kat's life. Fabulous book, so helpful. Am going to re-read it straight away.

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Superb contents and narration!

Once I started listening, I couldn't stop. I love the way the book was written with explanations every chapter.

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The narration was gold

Very much enjoyed this book. It was theatrical to keep you holding on. It was relatable. It was funny it was enjoyable to listen to overall I have no idea why but I subbed over the acknowledgements beautiful book.

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